Put the following sentences into the reported speech: 1. Mr Brown said:" I was watching TV last night."
Mr Brown said that
2. Sandy explained:" I saw the accident at the corner of High Street."
Sandy explained that
3. Bob said:" We had a wonderful time at Peter’s party."
Bob said that they
4. The farmer said:" I didn’t see her."
The farmer said that
5. Will and Tim said:" We were very happy about the present."
Will and Tim said that
6. Mr Jones said: As a young boy I collected stickers."
Mr Jones said that
7. Peter reported:" We played a lot of tennis last year."
Peter reported that
8. Mother said:" I have a headache."
Mother said that
9. The Clarks told us:" We drove right down to Athens last summer."
The Clarks told us that
10. Helen said:" I’m watching the late night show."
Helen said that
11. Peter said:" They were interested in other countries."
Peter said that
12. Mr Cooper said:" I take my medicine regularly."
Mr Cooper said that
13. Mrs Miller said:" I don’t feel better now."
Mrs Miller said that
14. Sarah said:" My father takes me to school every day."
Sarah said that
15. He said to the reporters:" I’m a farmer in Cornwell."​

The Bayeux Tapestry (also known in France as a Tapestry of Queen Matilda) is a unique medieval artifact that dates back to the 11th century. Nearly 70 metres of embroidered1 cloth expand on the events that led up to the Norman conquest of England, culminating with the fateful Battle of Hastings.

Technically not a tapestry (as tapestries are woven, not embroidered), this exquisite piece of cloth shows about 70 historical scenes and is narrated with Latin tituli2. It’s origins and the history of creation are still hotly debated in scholarly circles, but the two main theories give the credit either to the Queen Matilda of Flanders who was a wife of William the Conqueror, or to a bishop Odo of Bayeux, who was William’s half-brother and eventually became a regent of England in his absence.

The tapestry is made largely of plain weave3 linen and embroidered with wool yarn. The woolen crewelwork4 is made in various shades of brown, blue and green, mainly terracotta, russet, and olive green. Later restorations have also added some brighter colours, such as orange and light yellow. Attempts at restoration of both the beginning and the end of the tapestry were made at some points, adding some missing tituli and numerals, although an ongoing debate disputes the validity of these restorations.

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1) You know my sister, don't you?

2) We don't need to go to the store today, do we?

3) They are going home from school, aren't they?

4) She will do it, won't she?

5) I'm clever, aren't I?

6) Ahmad will come tonight, won't he?

7) We have finished, haven't we?

8) Faruk works in a shop, doesn't he?

9) You like coffee, don't you?

10) I can come, can't I?

11) She is married, isn't she?

12) We have never seen that, have we?

13) Nothing came in the post, did it?

14) This will work, won't it?

15) Nobody knows, do they?

16) You don't know of any good jobs, do you?

17) You haven't got $20 to lend me, have you?

18) It's a beautiful view, isn't it?

19) I'm not late again, am I?

20) He is coming, isn't he?

21) They are ready to go to the Mosque, aren't they?

22) Open the window, won't you?

23) Let's not go home, shall we?

24) Don't be late, will you?

25) Let's have a cup of coffee, shall we?

26) Bring me a glass of water, won't you?

27) Do me a small favor, won't you?

28) Sara has been studying very hard, hasn't she?

29) You can hear me, can't you?

30) Ali and Fatma will get married next week, won't they?

31) She likes chocolate ice cream, doesn't she?

32) She had never met him before, had she?

33) Listen, won't you?

34) She won't mind if I use her computer, will she?

35) Let's go for a walk, shall we?

36) You don't know where my car keys are, do you?

37) You haven't seen Najla today, have you?